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Electronics => Electronics => Circuit simulator => Topic started by: Steve on February 02, 2009, 21:07:43 pm
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Hi members,
A lot of members are having good ideas about circuit-setups.
With this simulator, you try it on your computer before you have buy the expensive components!
You can even learn about many components on how they work!
Just click on the link:
http://www.ionizationx.com/circuit/index.html (http://www.ionizationx.com/circuit/index.html)
This simulator is from Falstadt
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Steve
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You can download the LTSPICE software free at this site and then open the file to see a working Vic Circuit
http://ltspice.linear.com/software/LTspiceIV.exe
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Ok, next try.
Here are the right files for the NI simulator.
Regards
Steve
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It seems to be timing out!
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I wonder what a simulation of a rodin coil would look like. Probably not programmed for something like that.
Andy
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It seems to be timing out!
Works fine here.
I run a test tomorrow from my office....
Steve
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I wonder what a simulation of a rodin coil would look like. Probably not programmed for something like that.
Andy
someone would have to model something as exactly as possible and integrate it into the software.
i do something like this as a student assistant.
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Yeah I'm not that fluent in Maxwell's quaternions or Heaviside's scalar potential formulas to model that myself. All I know is that I see the wires on the rodin coil crossing each other perpendicular in the center and it's producing a monopolar magnetic field. I would get a massive migraine if I tried to model it. =)) I think it's cool though.
Andy
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Yeah I'm not that fluent in Maxwell's quaternions or Heaviside's scalar potential formulas to model that myself. All I know is that I see the wires on the rodin coil crossing each other perpendicular in the center and it's producing a monopolar magnetic field. I would get a massive migraine if I tried to model it. =)) I think it's cool though.
Andy
Yeah thats some really deep ish . Bearden is a nuclear physicist , sometimes it seems like he thinks everybody is too lol .
He should care more about the reader .
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Hi members,
A lot of members are having good ideas about circuit-setups.
With this simulator, you try it on your computer before you have buy the expensive components!
You can even learn about many components on how they work!
Just click on the link:
http://www.ionizationx.com/circuit/index.html (http://www.ionizationx.com/circuit/index.html)
This simulator is from Falstadt
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Steve
Steve, I noticed that the simulator has Version 1.5m, posted 10/22/10; It has also spark-gap component and Tesla coil circuit!
http://www.falstad.com/circuit/
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Webmug
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thanks webmug
is very cool, it have also many other things like frequencies higher than 25khz, coefficient of coupling... very nice
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Hi members,
A lot of members are having good ideas about circuit-setups.
With this simulator, you try it on your computer before you have buy the expensive components!
You can even learn about many components on how they work!
Just click on the link:
http://www.ionizationx.com/circuit/index.html (http://www.ionizationx.com/circuit/index.html)
This simulator is from Falstadt
br
Steve
Steve, I noticed that the simulator has Version 1.5m, posted 10/22/10; It has also spark-gap component and Tesla coil circuit!
http://www.falstad.com/circuit/ (http://www.falstad.com/circuit/)
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Webmug
Hi people,
The simulator on this forum has been updated to version 1.5m as indicated by Webmug ;)
It runs on my server, so when falstad decides to stop or to remove it from their systems, we always have it here. 8)
http://www.ionizationx.com/circuit/index.html (http://www.ionizationx.com/circuit/index.html)
regards
Steve